Judy Bayley Theatre
Performing arts theater · UNLV ·

Judy Bayley Theatre

Performing arts theater · UNLV ·

Medium-sized venue with great acoustics, hosts theater, dance, jazz

Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null
Judy Bayley Theatre by null

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4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154 Get directions

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4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154 Get directions

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Judy Bayley Theatre

Charlie Rzz

Google
Very organized and ample venue, a little complicated to find the building and parking from the street. Maybe more signs would help. Besides that it’s a great place. We enjoyed our Tango presentation a lot. Bathrooms neat and clean, hope to find more shows in future here. Thumbs up!!

Maris Cockrell

Google
Nice theater. Decent seating for stadium style, good views, good acoustics. Regular performances so check what is going on often. Theater, Dance, Symphony, Jazz, etc.

Alice Ricard

Google
Our experience had a bad start, I could not retrieve our tickets through another ticket vendor. The gentleman at the door to scan our tickets was so very nice and helpful. He told me they had problems that night, told me I could purchase 2 more tickets at the box office, I did and they were cheaper than the original. During Intermission, I went up to purchase a bottle of water and he gave me a free bottle. He apologized for what the ticket company had done, I told him it wasn't his fault but I told him how much I appreciated his kindness. He turned my frown into a smile, thank you so much.

Joseph Sunderland

Google
Got a chance to see a great production of Murder on the Orient Express here.

Michele Muñiz

Google
Nice theater and not very large. The only draw back is that the seats are hard to get to. There are no aisles beween the groups of seats, like as shown in the seating chart! I thought I was getting an aisle seat, making it easier for my 87yr old grandmother, but they are all connected. You'll need to get there really early to avoid booty shuffling passed faces to get to your assigned seat.

Evelyn J. Sprehe

Google
This theater is located on the UNLV campus. It was a lovely theater and I was all set to enjoy the Dance concert; however, the staff (the ushers & manager). Let me tell my story... I'm disabled, in a wheelchair and paralyzed. I have a few medical issues. I was seated on the end row Q in a handicap spot. The staff kept coming in and out a door with a bright light thru out the show. They also kept reminding me of the rules... don't put my feet on the back of chairs (they weren't they were supported by the leg lifts on my W/C), no drinking or eating in the theater, I came in with the Tootsie Pop in my month (they didn't say anything to me when they seated me). I informed them that it for medical reasons to keep my mouth wet since I wasn't allowed my water (I have Sjogren's).

Alice P

Google
UNLV Dance: Syncopations was adorable! I always enjoy UNLV performances at this theater. The Judy Bayley Theater is a medium-sized, cozy venue with excellent acoustics. I took the city bus to and from the theater, and it was easy to find from the bus stop. The ticketing and entry process was efficient, and the staff was friendly and professional. I’d definitely recommend this theater!

Vance Mellen

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I've seen at least 20 shows in the last few years. My wife is even directed a few shows here. They run a tight ship. The ushers are always courteous and plenty. Little treats during intermission. Parking is usually free and easy about a block or so North in the big parking garage where you also buy your tickets. Tickets are reasonably priced. Especially for students. The Productions are always very tight with great sound, great staging, very fine sets, very fine acting, 95% of everything I've seen here was very tight and very good. The theater is also very comfortable and provides a great theatrical experience in a nice and safe part of this campus, which can sometimes be a bit wild on the fringes. Look for the giant flashlight and you will be there. There are two theaters so make sure you go to the right one, and make sure you buy the correct tickets. It's easy for them to get them mixed up. Get there a little early to because tickets are sold by Young students who sometimes take a bit of time to process your order in the ticket booth located on the south side of the big cement parking garage which is free after about 6:30 p.m.